The evening begins with Valmiki composing the Ramayan, followed by the Vishwamitra–Kaikeyi marriage, Ravan’s tapasya, and his attainment of Lanka.

Dasharath–Kaikeyi marriage, Ravan receiving the Pushpak Viman from Kuber, and Ravan lifting Mount Kailash. The story continues with the birth of Ram, Lakshman, Bharat and Shatrughna, followed by the Ravan–Vedavati dialogue.

The third evening features the birth of Sita, followed by Janak’s story and the Ahalya Uddhar episode.

The evening presents Sita’s Swayamvar, Ram’s marriage procession, and the grand welcome of Sita as she arrives in Ayodhya.

The Dasharath–Kaikeyi Samvad leads to Ram’s exile. Ram leaves Ayodhya for the forest with Sita and Lakshman, marking the beginning of his Vanvas.

The story features Bharat’s meeting with Ram at Chitrakoot and the emotional Ram–Bharat Milan. It also includes the meeting with Sugriva and the Vali–Dhoop episode.

The evening presents Sita Haran, followed by Ram’s search for Sita, his meeting with Hanuman, and the Shabari Prasang, leading toward the friendship between Ram and Sugriva.

After Vali Vadh, Hanuman meets Sita in Ashok Vatika. The evening continues with the Hanuman–Meghnad Samvad and culminates in the burning of Lanka.

Vibhishan joins Ram, followed by the construction of Ram Setu. The evening features the Angad–Ravan Samvad, Meghnad–Lakshman Yudh, and Lakshman being wounded before Hanuman brings Sanjeevani.

The grand finale celebrates Ram’s victory over Ravan, along with the defeat of Kumbhkaran and Meghnad. The evening culminates in the traditional burning of the effigies and the return of Ram, Sita and Lakshman to Ayodhya.